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Monday, July 27, 2026
Photograph of the University of Miami campus entrance sign overlaid with six labeled panels. Under the heading "What the university would receive": hospital use, up to 100 beds permitted in the Multi-Use Zone with no conditional-use vote; enrollment, 17,500 becomes a mitigation threshold rather than a cap; development intensity, the 6.8 million square foot cap gives way to a floor area ratio of 1.0; and parking, certain city spaces and their revenue shift to the university. Under the heading "What the city would receive": a park of 5.52 acres conveyed only if the city approves everything on terms the university accepts, and a payment of $1,025,000 in the first year rising 4 percent annually for 30 years.

UM 100-bed campus hospital would not require separate use vote

NEWS

Coral Gables trolley bus traveling past a trolley stop sign along a city street.

Coral Gables trolley edges toward South Miami as transportation board struggles to meet

July 23, 2026
Black compost drop-off bin beneath an instructional sign outside the Coral Gables Library.

Coral Gables sustainability board marks six years of progress — and an awareness gap

July 23, 2026
The plaza outside the Coral Gables Museum emerged as the preferred site for a possible 2027 Sister Cities event after city staff urged the International Affairs Coordinating Council to start with a smaller, budget-conscious program. (Photo courtesy of the Coral Gables Museum)

Coral Gables international council eyes 2027 Sister Cities event

July 20, 2026

OPINION

Blank Transportation Advisory Board meeting record with four agenda items, empty “Action taken” fields and an unsigned “Minutes approved” line.

EDITORIAL: Why can’t Coral Gables’ transportation board meet regularly?

July 23, 2026
Graphic titled “PAC donations and City Hall votes,” showing a $25,000 Ponce Park Residences contribution followed 12 days later by a $3.9 million financing amendment, and a $10,000 developer contribution followed 12 days later by a 3-2 Crystal Residences rezoning vote.

EDITORIAL: Coral Gables should finally debate a developer-donor ordinance

July 13, 2026

EDITORIAL: Coral Gables needs one set of numbers before it studies cuts

July 11, 2026

ARTS & LEISURE

Two smiling men in formal jackets pose behind a smiling woman in a close-up promotional photograph.

Fine Arts of Miami turns opera and zarzuela arias into one love story

July 23, 2026
Cover of the novel Rinpoche beside a smiling Buddhist nun in maroon robes against a beige background.

Tibetan Buddhist nun brings debut novel to Books & Books

July 23, 2026
Promotional graphic for Taste the Gables 2026 over a background of plated dishes, a cocktail and charcuterie.

Taste the Gables features more than 75 restaurants this month

July 22, 2026
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